Serbia's Anti-Terrorism Unit Chief Detained Over Alleged Abuse of Protesters
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Serbian police commander detained over alleged torture of students in government building garage
A Belgrade court has ordered up to 30 days of detention for Igor Žmirić, commander of Serbia's Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, and eight current and former members of the police unit that guards officials and state buildings. They are suspected...
The First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade announced last night that it proposed ordering detention for the commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, Igor Žmirić, and eight other current and former members of the Unit for the Security of Certain Persons and Facilities on suspicion of abusing several persons in the garage of the Government of Serbia in 2025.
The First Basic Court in Belgrade ordered the detention for 30 days of nine former and current members of the Unit for Securing Certain Persons and Facilities (JZO) and the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP). They are charged with the crime of abuse and torture.
Among the nine suspects is SAJ commander Igor Žmirić
BEGRAD: The trial of Beograd is based on a premonition of 30 for the evil-doers of the MUP-a, who have died for the evils and torments of the huts of Vlad Srbi Ae last year.
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